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From newsrooms to Zoom rooms: what remote work means for young journalists
Journalists reflect on self-isolation of disappearing newsrooms
The price of a first byline
Internships remain a key pathway into Canadian journalism, but financial pressure on students and newsrooms is raising questions about who can afford the experience and who should pay for it
Gen Z wants the news, just in a more familiar package
From social-first reporting to solutions journalism, Canadian newsrooms are experimenting with new ways to reach younger audiences
Feeling the heat on the front lines of the climate crisis
Nova Scotia’s volunteer firefighters safeguard the province against floods, wildfires and hurricanes. The new climate reality is pushing their archaic fire system to the brink.
Finding sanctuary
Building a whale sanctuary on Nova Scotia’s Eastern Shore proves complicated for government, community and environment
‘We’re never really the focus’: queer women criticize lack of representation
TV show Heated Rivalry’s success highlights absence of queer women of colour in mainstream media
Is subscription-funded media more biased than ad-funded media?
Journalism experts weigh in on how funding models shape the news